OUTREACH

If you’re interested in applied impact, communicating research is nearly as important as the quality of the research itself. I do my best to invest time and energy in succinctly and engagingly sharing my research, and I enjoy building connections and invite conversations on the issues I tackle in my work.

For complete list of press coverage and interviews, please see my CV.

Stanford Planetary Health conference (2019)

A 3-minute flash talk hitting the highlights of using insects for food and feed.

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The Need to Improve Student Literacy in Climate and Health

A co-authored blog post for the National Resources Defense Council describing links between children’s health and climate change.

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Wisconsin Public Radio interview

How Insects Could Help Solve Global Food Challenges.

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Interview snippet: innovation for climate-smart agriculture

A 1-minute interview clip where I discuss the importance of open-mindedness and innovation to engage with and solve the multi-faceted climate challenges we face.

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Planetary Boundaries lecture (part 1)

UW-Madison Global Health lecture introducing and defining the Planetary Boundaries.

Planetary Boundaries lecture (part 2)

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General interest insect protein lecture

20-minute talk describing some of the environmental and societal benefits of consuming insects, particularly in developing country contexts.

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Edible insects and the microbiome

A blog post for the Soil Biodiversity Initiative describing my work exploring novel fibers from insects and human microbiome.